Archive for the ‘Java’ Category

Red5 – Realtime Visualizations

VisitAlive is a Flex – Red5 application that works just as the Tour de Flex application but uses Red5’s true push technology built upon RTMP. The application uses Mercator Projection component to project real-time traffic on a global vectorized map. The application uses two swfs, a actionscript 2  based producer swf and a Flex 3 based consumer [...]

May 3, 2010  Tags: , , , ,   Posted in: Actionscript 2.0, Actionscript 3.0, Flex, Java, Red5  8 Comments

Ready to use – Red5 streamer application

Following Red5 Developer series from Dominick Accattato, and a neat explaination from Red5.org on CustomFilenameGenerator, Here is a ready to use, fully capable pre-compiled Red5 application for anyone who wishes to set up Flash streaming with Red5 , but does not know where to start. The application is tested on Red5 0.8. to use it in 0.9 [...]

April 27, 2010  Tags: , , , , ,   Posted in: Java, Red5, RTMP  29 Comments

Connecting Red5 and Amf-php

Its been a long goal for me to connect Red5 to amfphp. You will see frequent needs of interacting with MySQL database from red5. Many people suggest using JDBC. Although thats  valid suggestion, its more of a headache for a non Java developer and the server administrator. Many people also suggest using flash to amfphp direct., but mind it thats the most [...]

April 1, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Java, Php, Red5, RTMP  One Comment

RTMP – microphone and camera access on J2ME Lite

Just happened to bump on a site today, that offers RTMP api for J2ME. The Api lets J2ME play back streaming video /audio from RTMP servers. The best part is that it even allows publishing from camera/mic to RTMP server. That is something flash lite is really missing on. Although the Api is really priced [...]

February 4, 2010   Posted in: Flash Lite, Java, Mobile  No Comments

Red5 to mysql without JDBC

In this tutorial we see how to connect to a mysql database, regardless of whether you have access to JDBC adapter on your Red5 running server. Definitely JDBC would be faster, but this method will get you across just fine in any Red5 project involving databases. Since we wont be using Java way of connecting [...]

December 22, 2009   Posted in: Java, Php, Red5, RTMP  No Comments


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